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2. Upon completion of the degree, students should be able to conduct scholarly research and to demonstrate an understanding of current art historical scholarship and academic writing formalities. Students should be able to utilize creative and critical thinking skills as evidenced by well-reasoned and well-researched arguments and analysis that incorporate a level of original thought.
3. Students will be able to demonstrate a deep understanding of a diverse range of art practices, in terms of cultural, social and historical contexts, artistic influences, styles and themes.
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Art History and Criticism B.A.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Upon completion of the degree, students should be able to demonstrate Visual Literacy. They will demonstrate proficiency by articulating a deep understanding of specific art historical styles, movements, and trends by presenting or analyzing visual characteristics, techniques and approaches.2. Upon completion of the degree, students should be able to conduct scholarly research and to demonstrate an understanding of current art historical scholarship and academic writing formalities. Students should be able to utilize creative and critical thinking skills as evidenced by well-reasoned and well-researched arguments and analysis that incorporate a level of original thought.
3. Students will be able to demonstrate a deep understanding of a diverse range of art practices, in terms of cultural, social and historical contexts, artistic influences, styles and themes.
CAREERS ART HISTORY AND CRITICISM B.A. GRADUATES PURSUE
- Advertising Executive
- Archivist
- Art Administrator / Dealer
- Art Appraiser / Buyer
- Curator / Assistant Curator
- Educator
- Film/TV Producer
- Film/TV Producer
- Marketing and Communications Professional
- Museum Coordinator / Director
SUCCESS RATES
75.0%
6-year graduation rate
4.16
Avg. years to degree
MEDIAN EARNINGS
$63,174
10 years after graduation
$42,556
5 years after graduation
$27,670
1 year after graduation
PLACEMENT2 years after graduation
N/A
Working in New York
35.1%
Continuing Education